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Creating Homeowners and Strengthening Communities
In rural Texas, a nonprofit provides an innovative model connecting workforce training to the creation of affordable homes.
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The Bay Area's Transit-Oriented Future Takes Important Step Forward
The recently approved Transit-Oriented Communities Incentive Program upholds the Bay Area's commitment to affordable, equitable development.
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Enterprise Community Partners launches Small Landlord Capacity Building Program with Neighborhood Housing Services of New York City
Enterprise Community Partners announced the launch of the Small Landlord Capacity Building Program, a new program to assist New York City small landlords with the increasing challenges associated with owning and operating affordable housing.
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Colorado is losing 1 affordable housing unit for every 2 it builds. But the state keeps rejecting efforts to stop the bleeding.
Jennie Rodgers and Kinsey Hasstedt, of our Rocky Mountain team, spoke with The Colorado Sun about the importance of preservation in closing the affordability gap.
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Enterprise CEO Shaun Donovan's Statement on the Senate Passage of 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
Shaun Donovan, CEO of Enterprise Community Partners, issues a statement on the Senate passage of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.
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Enterprise Community Partners Statement: Takeaways from the 2026 One House Budgets
Enterprise Community Partners issues a statement on the 2026 One House Budgets of the New York State Assembly and Senate.
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California has 40,000 affordable housing units ready to break ground. One setback is holding them up
In this CalMatters article, our Northern California Policy Director, Justine Marcus, talked about the data and opportunities behind our 2026 California Affordable Housing Production Pipeline report.
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Opinion: Home repair funding helps build up more than individual families
Programs like the Detroit Home Repair Fund stabilize families, neighborhoods, and cities cost-effectively, but scaling them requires sustained public investment, writes Enterprise Senior Director Evelyn Zwiebach in this Crain's Detroit Business op-ed.